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Within countries that utilise the Westminster Model of government, such as the United Kingdom and Canada, a constituency office is the local office of a Member of Parliament (MP). The purpose is to collect opinions from residents of their respective constituencies, and to assist them with problems they may have.

United Kingdom

In the United Kingdom, each of the 650 Members of Parliament (MPs) have an office located within their constituency.

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